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Knock Knock Run 

Best friends TAYLOR and MILES (14) film themselves doing neighborhood pranks while trying to impress the same girl, MEL (14). When a prank goes wrong and Taylor's camera gets stolen by their neighborhood villain HANLEN (40's), they have to do the ultimate ding-dong-ditch to get the camera back.
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Best friends TAYLOR and MILES (14) film themselves doing neighborhood pranks while trying to impress the same girl, MEL (14). When a prank goes wrong and Taylor's camera gets stolen by their neighborhood villain HANLEN (40's), they have to do the ultimate ding-dong-ditch to get the camera back.

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Directed By:Steve Perrong
Written By:Andrew Joffe
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Runtime:13 minutes
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